Paradise Dairy Traditional Cache
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An sweet little place with a little history. We have often travelled past here wondering what it was all about. Now it's up to you to stop and ponder a while.
"Joseph of Arimathea, according to legend, is said to have landed near here on his journey to Glastonbury and called the place Paradise."
The plaque here was previously sited on the paradise/Horlicks Dairy (demolished in 1990) and placed the safe keeping of the North Sedgemoor local history group. It was refurbished and cased by Cllr Peter Clayton in 1999 for inclusion in the town council's Millennium projects.
There is a seat and garden here which were subscribed to by Burnham On Sea and Highbridge Town Council, Sedgemoor District Council and B-o-S and District Horticultural Society.
After much research, we can't find any more information about the location, other than originally a Glastonbury Thorn was planted there, but sadly did not survive. If you have any more luck with finding out more for us, we'd love to hear from you. You are looking for a black magnetic micro. Stealth is of the essence here. We placed it during a mass exodus of VW campers from the nearby event held in Brean so had an excuse to wile away the time watching the vehicles go past.
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